What are good ways to get large number of feedback on startup idea?
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#2One issue that I have found though is that everything your app does or wants to do is exactly what Twitter is for.
Twitter + your map idea = your app = people will actually use it. I would use it that is for damn sure. Instead of creating a new app seriously consider Twitter.
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#3I'll stick to the important facts. Take me or leave 'em, but don't ascribe any emotion to them.
This has not been done before because it would draw all ages of user, but some people would post inappropriate material.
The cost of policing the uploads could prevent it from being profitable. Also, it would be possible to become a mainstream product but then lose that status through a series of mistakes.
I could go on at length so in case perhaps you've solved this problem there are others. I'm not saying you can't solve these problems, Twitter is successful because they solved the policing problem by limiting everyone to 140 characters.
But there are definitely other problems. Pick a demographic and think how they would view your service. Solve all those problems and you've got a winner.
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#8I really like the map idea. One issue that I have found though is that everything your app does or wants to do is exactly what Twitter is for. Twitter + your map idea = your app = people will actually use it. I would use it that is for damn sure. Instead of creating a new app seriously consider Twitter.
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#9We let people showcase their side projects to receive feedback.